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... the lhe Admiralty, to Jump Jim Crow on Baldwin Walker* flight England. bad been aery severeou admiral,as wll as trick* of the Whig Admiralty i when.all at once, to tne great astonishment of the House Commons and the puouc throws the shield bis protection ...
... aeoertsloed. stand thus: Liberal papers SO; Conservative 171 Independent Neuter las. distinction is here made between Liberal and Whig, Liberal and Radies!; nor between Conservative and Libera! Oooservalive or Tory. Newspaper Births Deaths, 18C0 Pirtha: London ...
... laerltable abiding *y h* » l popular P **!. them. The of the floeooe, have ® «ergy. amblllTß. and popalar lamade their Into the Whig make and them ehlldlftw hee aaaerted her righU aad left rcepeotable and Llbemi Gorernment U a OJllectlon to them the rJ?, * ...
... his public career In the Lower (loose voted all occasions with the Whig party, and although an antreqnent speaker In the House Leers, invariably supported the views and measures of the Whig Government*. The deceased was an enthusiastic patron of the turf ...
... Hospital, last night, wc were informed that Welheml still lives and that it is possible the wound may not prove fatal.—Aforffieru Whig. TIESmtATE ATTEMPT AT MURDER AND SUICIDE. Worcester. Toceday. morning man m Charles Pugh, respectable eppenranco aod decent ...
... but the crew of another boat tba immediate vicinity were able to reach the men lime, and they were ali picked op.—Xorthem Whig. , , . 1 Majestic, Tregartbcn. sailed from Milford for Messina Aug. 21. Loss the Barque PaiNCB Walks.—The following letter ...
... received—this neighbour bods. Through inner gateway to wl lawn and shielded shrubs shew tba western end Kenegic, additional stories whig di*ch owner’* eye tor improvement still and tho old f«sHi I where we arrive ju*t time to *ee elpromenade of ground*, and to ...
... by Illness from taking his seat, was represented Lord John Has veil. Other gaps in the Treasory bench were observable. Two Whig u-Chancellors the Escbequer were absent—Sir G. C. Lewi*, who always threw cold water on the repeal of the Paper Duty, and SirC ...
... occupied ui-mi exolurlve o'.ique that bad ever ruled the drsUtle* thisouootrr. who Unit the whole duty of the people was to Whig* fu iiower. that tl>ey might rviatn patronage amang th> m-tlvesV.d their newly lolloaer*. was not surprised that t! e repr ...